In conventional base station solutions, the carriers transmitted are combined after the power amplifiers. An alternative to this is to combine the carriers in the digital domain. The major drawback of the digital carrier combining is a strongly varying envelope of the composite signal. The high PAR sets strict requirements for the linearity of the power amplifier. High linearity requirements fo...

In recent years, there has been an increasing demand for high-speed digital circuits at low power consumption. This paper presents a design of input stage of Operational Amplifier i.e cascode differential amplifier using a standard 65nm CMOS Technology.A comparison betweem gate-driven, bulk-driven and cascode bulk driven bulk-driven differential amplifier is described. The Results demonstrate t...

This paper presents a two-stage low-noise ultra-wideband amplifier to obtain high and smooth gain in 180nm CMOS Technology. The proposed structure has two common source stages with inductive feedback. First stage is designed about 3GHz frequency and second stage is designed about 8GHz. In simulation, symmetric inductors of TSMC 0.18um CMOS technology in ADS software is used.Simulations results ...

In this paper we have describes the design of current mode instrumentation amplifier (CMIA) for bio-signal Acquisition system. The current mode instrumentation amplifier technology is based on voltage mode operational amplifier (op amp) power supply current sensing technique. There are two design challenges of this topology. First one is the Op amp mismatch and second is precise current mirrors...

A dual-path amplifier topology with dual-loop parallel compensation technique is proposed for low-power three-stage amplifiers. By using two parallel high-speed paths for high-frequency signal propagation, there is no passive capacitive feedback network loaded at the amplifier output. Both the bandwidth and slew rate are thus significantly improved. Implemented in a 0.6m CMOS process, the propo...

High-resolution gradient power amplifiers are required to generate high-fidelity fields in magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) systems. Various aspects of have been the subject research past years, however, systematic analysis and design methods for its resolution improvement not sufficiently addressed. This article addresses this gap with comprehensive improvement. First, a method characterizatio...